FCS players led Cardinals to Victory over Cowpukes

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FCS players led Cardinals to Victory over Cowpukes

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1) Tennessee State's Dominic Rogers-Cromartie started scoring with Pick-6
2) Rookies QB John Skelton (Fordham) connected with WR Andre Roberts (Citadel) for 74-yard TD.


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Rodgers-Cromartie got lucky that the receiver fell victim to the crappy turf. The other one was actually an un-called PI situation.

Skelton, however, apparently did a creditable job after surviving an early case of the suckies, buoyed as he was by those bad-luck pick-sixes. The Cowboys' third-stringer, from all reports, was horrible. Of course, Skelton has had a game or two to adjust, while the former ATMer was thrust into the fire with no warning when Kitna went down.

I'm sure the Cowboys are shopping for QBs today....
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SuperHornet wrote:Rodgers-Cromartie got lucky that the receiver fell victim to the crappy turf. The other one was actually an un-called PI situation.

Skelton, however, apparently did a creditable job after surviving an early case of the suckies, buoyed as he was by those bad-luck pick-sixes. The Cowboys' third-stringer, from all reports, was horrible. Of course, Skelton has had a game or two to adjust, while the former ATMer was thrust into the fire with no warning when Kitna went down.

I'm sure the Cowboys are shopping for QBs today....
Um, Cardinals Stadium has the best turf in the NFL.

And it was not even close to a PI...
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dbackjon wrote:
SuperHornet wrote:Rodgers-Cromartie got lucky that the receiver fell victim to the crappy turf. The other one was actually an un-called PI situation.

Skelton, however, apparently did a creditable job after surviving an early case of the suckies, buoyed as he was by those bad-luck pick-sixes. The Cowboys' third-stringer, from all reports, was horrible. Of course, Skelton has had a game or two to adjust, while the former ATMer was thrust into the fire with no warning when Kitna went down.

I'm sure the Cowboys are shopping for QBs today....
Um, Cardinals Stadium has the best turf in the NFL.

And it was not even close to a PI...
What he said.....


And lets not forget that while he didn't score, another FCS alum (Hightower from Richmond) carrys the ball for Phoenix...
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Just a thought - is it time for an FCS alumni sub-forum? It'd be for following their careers day-to-day and game threads. This season in particular there seems like a lot of these type of threads popping up and it'd be nice to centralize them.
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